Immaculate in execution, there’s still something intoxicatingly raw about Caballadas, a rarefied hideaway, sequestered deep within the prelapsarian landscape of Patagonia’s Lake District. Surrounded by craggy snow-capped mountains and rolling, araucaria tree-topped hills, the 20,000 hectares a family-owned retreat is one-part dude ranch, one-part haute hostelry. Up to 12 guests bed down in eight atmospheric bedrooms – each a rustic affair with wood-panelled walls, crisp white fabrics and perfectly framed, postcard vistas from the en-suite balcony.
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